Air Canada Bombardier CRJ-200 aircraftAir Canada

Air Canada, which was established on April 10th, 1937, is the nation's flag carrier and biggest airline in terms of both passenger volume and fleet size. The main office of Air Canada is located in Saint-Laurent, Montreal, Quebec. Calgary, Montréal-Trudeau, Toronto-Pearson, and Vancouver are the principal centers for the company. The business offers scheduled and charter passenger and freight transportation to 207 locations throughout the world. The fleet size of Air Canada is 316. The corporation also offers a frequent flyer program called Aeroplan. Bombardier CRJ-200 is operating by Jazz Aviation under Canada Express brand for Air Canada. The CRJ-200 is an improved version of the CRJ-100, which differs from it by more efficient General Electric CF34-3B1 engines. Despite its small length - only 26.77 meters, the aircraft can accommodate up to 50 passengers. This design can speed up to 860 km/h and up to 786 km/h in economy mode. The length of the runway must be at least 1.77 km. During the flight, the aircraft can climb to an altitude of 12.495 km and perform flights of up to 3,713 km.